Tarleton to offer new master’s program in computer engineering
Graduate students looking for a master of science program in computer engineering have a new option at Tarleton State University.
Tarleton communication professors awarded Arthur W. Page Center grant
Tarleton State University’s Sarah Maben and Christopher Gearhart have been awarded a grant from the Arthur W. Page Center to extend their research on organizations and online listening.
Tarleton’s Gordon Center to reopen by appointment starting May 19
Tarleton State University’s W.K. Gordon Center for Industrial History of Texas will begin accepting visitors by appointment Tuesday, May 19.
Tarleton, Brownwood ISD partner to help top high school grads
The Brownwood Independent School District and Tarleton State University agreed Monday to a partnership to help BISD seniors get their college education.
Tarleton professors join forces to publish special issue of Langdon Review
Tarleton State University English professors Moumin Quazi and Marilyn Robitaille, co-editors of the Langdon Review of the Arts in Texas, are partnering with Dr. Laurence Musgrove, an English professor at San Angelo State University and creator of the e-publication TejasCovido.com.
Virus prompts Tarleton nursing student to face career, educational changes
Most people have been forced to change their daily lives due to the coronavirus and the ensuing stay-at-home orders. Tarleton State University grad student Le’Shawn Palmer has seen shifts in two major areas.
Student teacher celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week at Tarleton
Carlie Benat didn’t even plan on attending Tarleton State University.
Now, with December graduation looming, she faces a future away from the campus.
Tarleton faculty awarded grants for developing no-cost resources
Five Tarleton State University faculty members were recently awarded grant funding to develop Open Educational Resource (OER) materials to reduce textbook costs for students.
Tarleton plans to see students face to face for fall semester
Tarleton State University President James Hurley announced today that the school will be prepared for students to safely return for in-person classes this fall, with a start of Aug. 20.